Article not found (error C)The dairy industry involves the forced impregnation of female animals, so that the milk intended for their offspring can instead be collected and sold for human consumption in various forms, including milk, cheese, butter, ghee, yoghurt, ice cream, and more.
While the term 'dairy' is often synonymous with cows, the exploitation of other species is steadily growing.
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